Advanced diagnostic page
Clicking over the button “…” belong every listed system it’s possible to open an advanced diagnostic page, as following:
The information listed is:Connected system IP address.Connection Status.Hardware type and operating system version.Type of boot (from internal disk or SDCard)VNC running statusUSB keys inserted statusIn case of autoinstall running on the remote system: messages and status of current operation (very useful in case of blind PLC systems without display attached)Available actions:Ask the remote system to reboot, entering GSetup and activate VNCServer, by using the VNC default password.Activate the local VNCClient to connect to the remote system, by using the belonging password, o the default one.Show the remote system SYSTEM ERRORS popupUtility commandsBy inserting one USB key inside the local system (the one running GSetup) it’s possible to prepare some utility commands inside it, in order to use them on the remote system (where a display is not available, for instance) without the need of a PC.These commands on USB are useful when the remote system is crashed, locked or simply not configured and it’s not possible to connect with it using the above described pages on GSetup.Available commands are:Ask the remote system to startup using GSetup and VNCServer active (with default password).Ask the remote system to boot using a temporary IP address.Once chosen the options, insert an empty USB key then click over “Generate USB key”. Then remove USB key, insert it inside the remote system and reboot it.
The information listed is:Connected system IP address.Connection Status.Hardware type and operating system version.Type of boot (from internal disk or SDCard)VNC running statusUSB keys inserted statusIn case of autoinstall running on the remote system: messages and status of current operation (very useful in case of blind PLC systems without display attached)Available actions:Ask the remote system to reboot, entering GSetup and activate VNCServer, by using the VNC default password.Activate the local VNCClient to connect to the remote system, by using the belonging password, o the default one.Show the remote system SYSTEM ERRORS popupUtility commandsBy inserting one USB key inside the local system (the one running GSetup) it’s possible to prepare some utility commands inside it, in order to use them on the remote system (where a display is not available, for instance) without the need of a PC.These commands on USB are useful when the remote system is crashed, locked or simply not configured and it’s not possible to connect with it using the above described pages on GSetup.Available commands are:Ask the remote system to startup using GSetup and VNCServer active (with default password).Ask the remote system to boot using a temporary IP address.Once chosen the options, insert an empty USB key then click over “Generate USB key”. Then remove USB key, insert it inside the remote system and reboot it.